Description of Railway Radiocommunication Systems between Trainand Trackside (RSTT)
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1 Report ITU-R M (11/2017) Description of Railway Radiocommunication Systems between Trainand Trackside (RSTT) M Series Mobile, radiodetermination, amateur and related satellite services
2 ii Rep. ITU-R M Foreword The role of the Radiocommunication Sector is to ensure the rational, equitable, efficient and economical use of the radiofrequency spectrum by all radiocommunication services, including satellite services, and carry out studies without limit of frequency range on the basis of which Recommendations are adopted. The regulatory and policy functions of the Radiocommunication Sector are performed by World and Regional Radiocommunication Conferences and Radiocommunication Assemblies supported by Study Groups. Policy on Intellectual Property Right (IPR) ITU-R policy on IPR is described in the Common Patent Policy for ITU-T/ITU-R/ISO/IEC referenced in Annex 1 of Resolution ITU-R 1. Forms to be used for the submission of patent statements and licensing declarations by patent holders are available from where the Guidelines for Implementation of the Common Patent Policy for ITU-T/ITU-R/ISO/IEC and the ITU-R patent information database can also be found. Series of ITU-R Reports (Also available online at Series BO BR BS BT F M P RA RS S SA SF SM Title Satellite delivery Recording for production, archival and play-out; film for television Broadcasting service (sound) Broadcasting service (television) Fixed service Mobile, radiodetermination, amateur and related satellite services Radiowave propagation Radio astronomy Remote sensing systems Fixed-satellite service Space applications and meteorology Frequency sharing and coordination between fixed-satellite and fixed service systems Spectrum management Note: This ITU-R Report was approved in English by the Study Group under the procedure detailed in Resolution ITU-R 1. ITU 2017 Electronic Publication Geneva, 2017 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, by any means whatsoever, without written permission of ITU.
3 Rep. ITU-R M REPORT ITU-R M Description of Railway Radiocommunication Systems between Train and Trackside (RSTT) (2017) 1 Scope This Report addresses the architecture, applications, technologies and operational scenarios of Railway Radiocommunication Systems between Train and Trackside (RSTT) for all types of trains (e.g. high-speed trains, passenger trains, freight trains, and metro trains). This Report provides some elements for studies in preparation of WRC-19 agenda item 1.11, in response to Resolution 236 (WRC-15). 2 Background RSTT provide improved railway traffic control, passenger safety and improved security for train operations. These systems also provide for interoperability of train operations in some regions. WRC-19 agenda item 1.11 calls upon the World Radiocommunication Conference 2019 (WRC-19) to take necessary actions, as appropriate, to facilitate global or regional harmonized frequency bands, to the extent possible, for the implementation of RSTT, within existing mobile service allocations. Resolution 236 (WRC-15) recognized that timely studies are required on technologies providing for railway radiocommunication and that international standards and harmonized spectrum would facilitate worldwide deployment of RSTT. Further, Resolution 236 (WRC-15) invited ITU-R to study the spectrum needs, technical and operational characteristics and implementation of RSTT. 3 Related documents Recommendation ITU-R M.2012 Report ITU-R M List of acronyms and abbreviations ATC Automatic Train Control CCTV Closed Circuit TV CTC Centralised Traffic Control DMO Direct Mode Operation ERTMS European Railway Traffic Management System ETSI European Telecommunications Standards Institute GSM-R GSM for Railways LCX Leaky Coaxial Cable LMR Land Mobile Radio LTE Long Term Evolution MVT Millimetre wave Video Transmission system
4 2 Rep. ITU-R M NB OFDM QPSK RAN RSTT SDS SwMI TBS TDMA TETRA TMO UIC UE VBS VGCS Narrow Band (typically 25 khz) Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing Quadrature Phase Shift Keying Radio Access Network Railway Radiocommunication Systems between Train and Trackside Short Data Services Switching and Management Infrastructure in a TETRA system TETRA base Station Time Division Multiple Access Terrestrial trunk Radio based on ETSI standard Trunk Mode Operation (in TETRA) Union Internationale des Chemins de fer-(international Union of Railways) User Equipment Voice Broadcast (in GSM-R) Voice Group Call (in GSM-R) 5 Overview of RSTT Railway transportation is a mean of conveyance of passengers and goods (freight). It is also commonly referred to as train transport. Various radiocommunication systems/technologies have been used for many years for railway operational applications. There are various degrees of implementation of numerous technologies among countries. Radiocommunication networks are critical to train operations including stringent requirements for reliability, availability, safety and security for these operations. Different security measures are considered based on the assumption of transmission error or communication blackout in RSTT. In general, radiocommunication for railway operations are considered as mission critical for train operations in general and the management of train emergency situations. Furthermore, railway radiocommunication systems require the support of legacy technology and to have a long life cycle. RSTT provide improved railway traffic control, passenger safety and security for train operations. RSTT carry train control, voice dispatching, command, operational information as well as monitoring data between on-board radio equipment and related radio infrastructure located along trackside. To date, RSTT have included narrowband wireless technologies for carriage of train control, command, and operational information, as well as monitoring data between on-board equipment and related radio infrastructure located along the trackside. Such legacy systems also usually took the form of dedicated mobile radio systems for dispatching, train control and other operational safety-related and efficiency needs of railway transportation systems. Radiocommunication systems supporting RSTT generally need system interoperability and seamless continuity, especially for tracks crossing borders or tracks operated by multiple railway network entities. As such, regional and global standardization and harmonization efforts of the railway industry become essential.
5 Rep. ITU-R M Generic Architecture of RSTT The main elements of the RSTT may consist of on board radio equipment, radio access units and other trackside radio infrastructure. Other systems, such as the core network, etc., are supporting systems for the RSTT. Radio access unit: including antenna and base station, to provide radio access to the terminals (especially cab radio) On board radio equipment: Radio equipment installed on train as well as handsets (for example, mobile terminals of automatic train control ATC) Other trackside radio infrastructure: Radio infrastructure operating along trackside (for example: shunting radio devices) 7 Main applications of RSTT A diagram of the main applications of RSTT is illustrated in Fig. 1. FIGURE 1 Main applications of RSTT 7.1 Train radio The train radio application is a part of a railway radiocommunication system used for communication between train and track side for signalling and traffic management with the aim to contribute to safe train operation.
6 4 Rep. ITU-R M Train radio provides mobile interconnect to landline and mobile-to-mobile voice communication and also serves as the data transmission channel within various bearer services. For voice communication Train radio provides call functions (point to point / group / emergency / conference) with specialized modes of operation (e.g. location depending addressing, call priorities, late-entry, and pre-emption) Voice/Dispatch System for voice/dispatch includes point-to-point voice calls, public emergency voice calls, broadcast voice calls, group voice calls and multi-party voice calls. One of the main functions of RSTT is to provide dispatching communication, which is to provide specific voice communication features for railway shown in Table 1. TABLE 1 Dispatching Communication Functionalities Service Type REC/enhanced REC emlpp FA LDA VGCS VBS PTT Feature Description Railway Emergency Call / enhanced Railway Emergency Call enhanced Multi-Level Precedence and Pre-emption Functional Addressing Location Dependent Addressing Voice Group Call Service Voice Broadcast Service Push-To-Talk For further information, please refer to Report ITU-R M Maintenance This application provides voice communication (point-to-point, point to multi-point call, or groupcall) and data communication for maintenance services in railway infrastructure Train Control (Interlock/movement authorization) This application provides reliable communication bearer for train control system in order to ensure efficient data transmission between the on-board equipment and trackside equipment. The limitations of the trains distance to run are sent in the form of a Movement Authority 1 from the trackside. The train control application can be categorised into decentralised and centralised modes. In a decentralised operation, the train movements are controlled by local interlocking stations. The operators of neighbouring interlocking stations communicate with each other by means of communications. In a Centralised Traffic Control (CTC) as one way of train control, all points and signals inside the controlled area are directly controlled by the dispatcher. 1 Movement authority is permission for a train to run, within the constraints of the infrastructure, up to a specific location (IEC ).
7 Rep. ITU-R M Emergency Emergency applications allow an authorised user setting up an emergency communication to other users within an automatically configured area or group, which is based upon the originator s location or characteristics and those users likely to be affected by the emergency. FIGURE 2 Principle of Railway Emergency Call Train radio system Train information Generally, railway information transmitted by RSTT could be classified into two categories: to provide the railway transportation information for the train operators, such as train operating status, mobile ticketing and check-in services; to provide relevant railway transportation information for passengers, such as travel information. 7.2 Train positioning information The knowledge of the positions of all trains and other vehicles on the tracks in normal and high-speed operations is one of the essential information to provide for railway traffic control, passenger safety, and security of train operations and therefore systems and applications providing information on the intermittent train positioning or constant train tracking are an integral part of RSTT. These systems gather all kind of train positioning information (exact location of all units on trackside) relevant to train operations. This includes line- and location-oriented information. The information about the position of the train can be obtained by detection systems. These include following specific active communication devices Balises A passive or active device normally mounted in proximity to the track for communications with passing trains. Balise is a vital spot transmission based system conveying information between train and trackside. The system consists of the balise and the transmission equipment. Balises can provide fixed or variable content. The on-board transmission equipment consists of the antenna unit and the Balise Transmission Module (BTM). The relevant positioning information can be repeated also by other means, e.g. train radio.
8 6 Rep. ITU-R M FIGURE 3 Example of railway balise Loops/Leaky cable Euroloop is a component based on leaky cable and a modem that is providing signalling information in advance of the next main signal. The relevant positioning information can be repeated also by other means, e.g. train radio Annunciators Annunciators control level crossings when a train route has been set and the indication point is passed by an approaching train Radar The radar systems measure the motion parameters of the approaching rolling stock (speed, distance) and transmit that data into a comprehensive system of safety on the dead-end paths, passenger stations for high-speed, passenger, suburban trains and shunting. Such radar is installed on a stationary object on the railway track (e.g. track focus stalled on railroad tracks), as shown in Fig. 4. One of the radar applications is to detect the threat of a dangerous convergence with an obstacle and to send data and commands to the speed reduction or forced stop the locomotive or the head of an approaching motor car of rolling stock.
9 Rep. ITU-R M FIGURE 4 The deployment of a radar at the track focus stalled on the railroad tracks Axle counters Axle counters are systems that control the integrity of trains in all operations by counting the number of axles at a given position and sending the data to the control center. 7.3 Train remote This application provides data communication between a locomotive and a ground based system in order to control the engine. The remote driver can operate the locomotive via the ground system. This application enables and allows remote controlled movement of trains typically for shunting operation in depots, shunting yards and/or for banking. This application provides a point to point localized functionality to control trains in an assemble/disassemble operation. 7.4 Train surveillance Train surveillance systems enable the capture and transmission of video of the public and trackside areas, driver cabs, passenger compartments, platforms and device monitoring. Train surveillance contributes to analysis of the railway environment, improvement of maintenance services, and gathering of information on infrastructure. A set of cameras at specific locations (front, interior, rear view) is used in low to high resolution, low and high frame-rates depending on the event. Data may be either stored on-board/locally or streamed (e.g. real-time video) to control centres via dedicated radio communication system. 8 Examples of current technologies for RSTT 8.1 Technologies used for train radio application Analogue Radio based Analog radio used for RSTT that utilizes analogue modulation and constitute a set of mobile-tomobile(s), mobile-to-fixed operating on common channel(s) without control channel typically in narrow band channels. Analog trunked radio systems used for RSTT that utilizes analogue
10 8 Rep. ITU-R M modulation and constitute a set of mobile-to-mobile(s), mobile-to-fixed on common channel(s) and a control channel for control or resources and dispatch Digital Radio based Conventional Digital Radio Conventional Digital Radio use digital modulation for communications between mobile-to-mobile(s), mobile-to-fixed including repeaters sharing common channel(s) without control channel for resource management. Conventional Digital Radio in RSTT are used in some countries for wagon tail communications, shunting operation and intercom communication. Onboard staff, locomotive driver and people involved in maintenance and management are normally participating TETRA based Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA) is a professional land mobile radio standard specifically designed for use by government agencies, emergency services, public safety networks, rail transport, transport services and the military. TETRA is a European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) standard, first version published TETRA uses Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) with PI/4 QPSK modulation with four user channels on one radio carrier and 25 khz channel raster. Both point-to-point and point-to-multipoint transfer can be used. Digital data transmission is also defined in the standard. TETRA mobile stations can communicate direct-mode operation (DMO) or using trunked-mode operation (TMO), using switching and management infrastructure (SwMI) made of TETRA base stations (TBS). As well as allowing direct communications in situations where network coverage is not available, DMO also includes the possibility of using a sequence of one or more TETRA terminals as relays. This functionality is called DMO gateway (from DMO to TMO) or DMO repeater (from DMO to DMO). In emergencies, this feature allows direct communications underground or in areas of bad coverage. In addition to voice and dispatch services, the TETRA system supports several types of data communication. Status messages and short data services (SDS) are provided over the system s main control channel, while packet-switched data or circuit-switched data communication uses specifically assigned channels. TETRA provides for authentication of terminals towards infrastructure and vice versa. For protection against eavesdropping, air interface encryption and end-to-end encryption is available. The common mode of operation is in a group-calling mode in which a single button push will connect the user to the users in a selected call group and/or a dispatcher. TETRA has been successfully deployed in a number of high-speed and a large number of METRO projects around the world 2 and is being considered in many European countries as well 3. Studies conducted on TETRA train communication systems at speeds of up to 500 km/h show that the performance of the channels at higher speeds is not significantly different from that at lower speeds. This is due to the forward error correction applied, which has better performance at higher speeds. Fading causes bursts of errors for the duration of a fade, and TETRA compensates for this by interleaving bits over a timeslot so that the error bits during a fade are spread out in between good bits before the error correction mechanism operates on the decoded information. As speed increases, 2 For information, a list of TETRA projects can be found on 3 From TETRA Rail group Davis.pdf.
11 Rep. ITU-R M whereas the fades become closer together, the duration of each fade becomes shorter, affecting fewer bits. TETRA systems are also used for High speed Train communications in some countries and operate at speeds of 300 km/h B-TrunC based B-TrunC is a professional trunking system which can support emergency call, voice group call, video group call, private voice call, private video call, real-time short data, floor control, late entry, dynamic regrouping, etc. The B-TrunC standard is developed by the CCSA and published by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People s Republic of China. The standard of B-TrunC has been included in Report ITU-R M B-TrunC system has been used in some countries 4 for railway shunting and freight train inspection in shunting yards, providing voice communication and data communication. Also, it is used for control and voice/dispatch applications in some metro lines GSM-R based GSM-R supports mobile radio connectivity between train and track and serves terminals mounted on or integrated in trains from base stations along the trackside. A description of GSM-R features and specifications can be found in UIC-GSM-R. GSM-R, Global System for Mobile Communications Railway or GSM-Railway is a wireless communications standard for railway communication and applications. As a sub-system of European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS), it is used for communication between train and the track. GSM-R is built on GSM technology, and benefits from the economies of scale of its GSM technology. The specifications were finalized in 2000, based on the European Union-funded MORANE (Mobile Radio for Railways Networks in Europe) project. The specification is being maintained by the International Union of Railways (UIC) project ERTMS. GSM-R is a secure platform for voice and data communication between railway operational staff, including drivers, dispatchers, shunting team members, train engineers, and station controllers. It delivers features such as group calls (VGCS), voice broadcast (VBS), location-based connections, and call pre-emption in case of an emergency. This will support applications such as cargo tracking, and passenger information services. According to the GSM-R industry 5, GSM-R will be supported until LTE based LTE supports mobile broadband radio connectivity between base stations (enbs) and terminals (UEs). Hence LTE is able to serve terminals being mounted on or being integrated in trains from base stations along the trackside. In addition, relaying and direct device-to-device (D2D) communications are also supported. A description of LTE features up to and including Release 12 can be found in Recommendation ITU-R M In addition 3GPP has been working on the following LTE enhancements in Release 13 and 14, which might be relevant also for RSTT: UE performance enhancements for high speed scenario, where the target moving speed is at least 350 km/h and at most 750 km/h, depending on candidate solution, which can be found in TR Coverage enhancements with up to 2048 repetitions leading to ~20 db coverage extension From the GSM-R Industry Group s strategic key messages:
12 10 Rep. ITU-R M Narrowband operation with a minimum channel spacing of 200 khz. Multi-antenna transmissions with up to 32 steerable antenna ports, which can be used for beamforming to reach far away receivers. Vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) side link designed for direct communication with up to 500 km/h velocity. Optimizations for vehicle-to-network/infrastructure/pedestrian (V2N/V2I/V2P) communication. Latency reduction reducing both signalling and data transmission delays. An example set of enhancements for LTE based technologies extracted from 3GPP TS and is summarized as follows: Examples LTE Based Enhancements (see 3GPP TS and ) Parameter Frequency Range Channel separation Transmission data rate (Mbps) Modulation Multiplexing method LTE From 450 MHz up to ~6 GHz 1.4, 3, 5, 10, 15, 20 MHz carrier bandwidth 10MHz bandwidth DL: OFDM UL:SC-FDMA single-tone FDMA FDD, TDD Leaky Coaxial Cable (LCX) based In general mobile communications, the spaced wave method is commonly used, where base stations and mobile stations communicate with each other by antennas through some distance of space. But in closed spaces such as a tunnel, radio waves are weakened rapidly and radio propagation becomes very short range. In order to solve this problem, LCX is commonly used in such spaces. In LCX based RSTT, LCX systems are laid at trackside all along the line and base stations are connected to the cables and transceivers. Through the cables and onboard antennas, radio communications between base stations and mobile stations are enabled. The most distinctive feature of this system is to use the cable even at no-tunnel area. The close distance between LCX and onboard antennas mitigates the effect of interference which results in much lower noise level compared to other spaced method, and it is possible to maintain stable communication regardless of the location of train, even in open-site or inside of tunnels. The LCX based RSTT can be applied to any applications, like analogue train radio, digital train radio, and so on. Applying LCXs to RSTT enables high quality communication service areas in almost all the line and it contributes safety of railway. 8.2 Technologies used for train positioning application Radar based Radars, particular short range radars, are used for measuring train movement parameters. Such RSTT radar systems could provide information on the motion parameters of the approaching train (speed, distance) to determine position to avoid collision with obstacles or other moving trains. The measured motion parameters are transmitted to the train control center to be used to reduce speed or stop train movement Short Range Radio based Short Range Radio for RSTT is specific technology that limits the electromagnetic field of the transceiver within a certain distance. The transceiver using short range radio technology is optimized
13 Rep. ITU-R M for movement speeds, power consumptions etc., which uses invariable, repeating or oscillating of electromagnetic field to indicate the exact position information of the train. 8.3 Technologies used for train remote application Common technologies including but not limited to Analogue Radio, Digital Radio, GSM-R, LTE and RLAN can be used for train remote application. Detailed information of Analogue Radio, Digital Radio, GSM-R and LTE could be found in to RLAN technology is a specific radio communication technology which uses random access method to share the channel without having control channel for resource management. The most popular standard of RLAN technology is constructed by IEEE and published within series. 8.4 Technologies used for train surveillance application Common technologies including but not limited to RLAN, LTE, B-TrunC and Millimetric wave can be used for train surveillance application. Detailed information for RLAN and LTE could be found in 8.3, and Millimetric wave radio technologies can provide broadband transmission capabilities to support functions such as multiplexed uncompressed high-definition video transmission from train to trackside and vice versa. The millimetric wave radio technologies can use pencil beam antennas to reduce the frequency interference. 9 Generic operating scenarios This section provides a brief overview of RSTT operating scenarios. These scenarios are Railway line, Railway station, Shunting yard, Maintenance Base and Railway Hub. The general service characteristics of RSTT in different operating scenarios are listed in Table 2. TABLE 2 General Service Characteristics of RSTT in different operating scenarios Priority Latency Reliable Density Moving speed Railway line High Low High Low High Railway station High Low High High High/Stop Shunting yard High Low High High Low/Stop Maintenance Base Low Medium High High Stop Railway hub High Low High High High/Low/Stop 9.1 Railway lines The train communication between the tracksides and moving trains, in this operating scenario, requires reliable wireless radio-links. It needs to satisfy all train to track communication applications, including voice and data services, for example, the data transmission for the control-command of trains, provided by railway operators. Whenever needed, the interoperability requirements of the RSTT should be taken into account during cross-border railway transportation. Compatible RSTT system can support international roaming and international data exchange, that is also helpful to improve the efficiency of cross-border transportation and to reduce the relevant cost.
14 12 Rep. ITU-R M FIGURE 5 Railway lines In addition, there are several specific operating scenarios of railway lines, e.g. parallel railway lines, viaducts and tunnels, etc. FIGURE 6 Several specific operating scenarios (a) Parallel railway lines (b) Viaducts (c) Tunnel 9.2 Railway stations Typical applications in railway stations may include train control, interlock, train surveillance, train radio and train information. One of the main tasks of railway stations is the interlocking which is the central function to ensure that trains move safely. For interlocking, RSTT obtain information about track occupancy and the position of movable track elements.
15 Rep. ITU-R M FIGURE 7 Railway station 9.3 Shunting yards Shunting operations is the process for assembling and disassembling of trains, moving carriage from one track to another, storing carriages and trains, and similar purposes. In shunting mode 6, the typical applications may include voice and alerting data mixed transmission, monitoring. (Source: FRS 8.0.pdf 7 ) FIGURE 8 Shunting mixed with railway lines 6 Shunting mode is the term used to describe the application that will regulate and control user access to facilities and features in the mobile while it is being used for shunting communications. 7
16 14 Rep. ITU-R M Maintenance Bases The operating scenario of RSTT inn the maintenance bases is similar to that of in railway stations. In this scenario, RSTT need to support the following applications: monitoring, maintenance information (Source: FRS 8.0.pdf). FIGURE 9 Maintenance Base 9.5 Railway hub The RSTT in hub scenario is the N radiocommunication systems and applications with urban rail or other transport systems could be possible (e.g. big hub stations, airports, etc.). Figure 10 is a diagrammatic sketch in a big city, in which railway stations (including Maintenance base and shunting yard etc.) are connected by different railway lines. Due to the complex operations in the hub, the moving speed of the trains in the hub is quite different, ranging from 0 to high speed level.
17 Rep. ITU-R M FIGURE 10 Railway hub
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